Miss Tomlinson
Also called The Tomlinson female
The strong-minded headmistress of the school near Brighton.
In each book 2 books
- In Carry On, Jeeves
The strong-minded headmistress of the school near Brighton. - In Very Good, Jeeves
The headmistress who made Bertie address her girls on Ideals and the Life To Come the last time he got into a girls' school.
Connections
dealings
- orders, is deceived by Bertie Wooster 5
- is the object of a scheme proposed by, is deceived by Jeeves 5
- orders the girls of Miss Tomlinson's school⁂ 1
- teaches Peggy Mainwaring 1
Scenes they are in
- Jeeves implies that Wooster is a distinguished speaker and persuades Miss Tomlinson to insist on an address.Chapter 10, the school drawing-room
- Jeeves’s claim that the car is broken traps Wooster into giving the promised address.Chapter 10, the stable-yard, as
The Tomlinson female
- Jeeves secretly watches Wooster’s speech collapse into betting advice and the offer of an unsuitable joke.Chapter 10, the schoolroom
- Wooster hides under a rug while the staff search for him over the girls’ claim that he supplied their cigarettes.Chapter 10, the stable-yard
Talked about, but not there
Carry On, Jeeves 3 scenes
- Jeeves suggests that Wooster pose as a friend of Peggy’s father to excuse her unauthorized outing.Chapter 10, the London road
- Peggy takes Wooster to meet her friends while Jeeves asks to see the headmistress.Chapter 10, Miss Tomlinson's school
- Wooster’s bitter responses reveal how thoroughly he has lost his enthusiasm for schoolgirls.Chapter 10, Miss Tomlinson's school